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Abstract
Out of total number, 100Balady sheep constituted the material of this
investigation. Animals belongedto breeding units of Veterinary Medicine
Hospital, El Hawatka farm and from Assiut abattoir. Animals were
subjected to careful clinical and laboratory methods of examination and
classified according to their age, sex and healthy status as in table (1). The most important haemogram and biochemical picture ill both
healthy and diseased sheep can be summerized in the followings:
1) A highly significant increase (P<O.01) in the coagulation time and
decrease in thrombocytic count in healthy male sheep by increasing
their age. Meanwhile a non-significant variation in fibrinogen levels
was recorded (Table 2 and Fig. 1,2,3).
2) A highly significant decrease (P<O.Ol) in coagulation time and increase in thrombocytic count in female sheep were recorded by
increasing their age. While a non-significant variation in fibrinogen
level was observed (Table 3 and Fig. 1,2,3).
3) A non-significant variations were recorded in coagulation time,
thrombocytes count and fibrinogen concentration in both healthy male
and female sheep were evident.
4) A significant elevation (P<0.01) in coagulation time in diseased sheep
which suffered from cirrhosis or fascioliasis in both male and female
sheep were observed. While a highly significant decrease (P<O.01) in
the level of thrombocytes counts in both liver cirrhosis and fascioliasis
if compared with the healthy ones at the same age and sex were
evident (Table 4,5 and Fig. 9, 10).
5) A non-significant variatiaos in the levels of total protein, albumin,
globulin, NG ratio either in male or female sheep in healthy condition
were recorded (Table 6, 7 and Fig. 13 - 16).
6) A significant decrease (P<O.Ol)in the level of total protein, albumin,
globulin in sheep suffilIc:d from liver cirrhosis or fascioliasis if
compared with the healtbyooe at the same age and sex were observed
(Table 8,9 and Fig. 18 -11). 7) A non-significant variations in healthy males or females sheep in the
levels of blood serum cholestrol, glucose and total bilirubin levels
were evident (Table 10, 11 and Fig. 28 - 30).
8) A highly significant decrease (P<O.Ol) in sheep suffered from liver
cirrhosis or fascioliasis in the levels of blood serum glucose, (Table
12, 13 and Fig. 32) when compared with the healthy one were
observed. Meanwhile a highly significant elevation (P<O.01) in the
level of total bilirubin in sheep suffered from liver fascioliasis, while a
non significant variation was recorded in sheep suffered from liver
cirrhosis (Table 12, 13 and Fig. 33,36).
Finally, it can be concluded that there is great role of the liver in
coagulogram and proteinogram pictures in healthy and diseased sheep,
especially in both healthy males and females sheep and those suffered
from liver cirrhosis and fascioliasis and their reflection on coagulogram
and biochemical indices in blood serum of sheep.